Installation and Configuration of Cisco Network Visibility Module Through AnyConnect 4.2.x and Splunk Table of Contents Introduction Prerequisites. This chapter discusses license mechanisms for the Cisco ASA's advanced security features that add additional layers of protection.

Installing Cisco License Manager Table Of Contents Installing Cisco License Manager This chapter contains the following sections: • • • • • • • Installation Considerations The Cisco License Manager graphical user interface (GUI) installation options include: • Client and server packages installed on one machine (recommended). Installing both the server and client packages on the same host is the recommended (and easiest) method. Use this choice if only one GUI client will be running most of time. • Server and client packages installed on separate machines. – Client standalone package – Server standalone package Use this choice if multiple GUI clients will be running simultaneously, install the server and GUI on separate hosts for better performance.

You can choose to install one or both of the packages on your computer. We also support installation of the server on one host and the client on another. Caution Firewalls are not allowed between a Cisco License Manager server and the GUI client. If a firewall is present it blocks the JRMP protocol and the non-privileged ports higher than 1024 and results in the client and server being unable to communicate.

For detailed steps on how to install, see. Fsx/p3d Carenado Cirrus Sr22 Cumulative Service Pack. For system requirements for your installation package options, see. If you want to install using a command line script, see. For a description of the two installation packages, see. Package Options There are two packages in Cisco License Manager.